Sentence examples for looking for some time from inspiring English sources

"The N.Y.P.D. has been looking for some time," she said.

He said that the company had been looking for some time in north-east England.

"Moreover, it has been looking for some time for a partner, but no-one appears to be very eager.

The boy in the lumberjacket, who had been looking for some time at the girl in the yachting cap, suddenly walked over and took her hand.

"We've been looking for some time for various ways we can improve access and encourage more able, disadvantaged children to apply to grammar schools.

Dr. Irwin Redlener, a prominent New York pediatrician who has worked with children in all parts of the country, including Texas, has been looking for some time at the connection between children's health care and educational achievement.

He hadn't looked for some time.

A few of the blue paintings are so dark that you have to look for some time before the forms emerge.

I look for some time from the Freud to the Degas, the Degas to the Freud, and conclude that the charcoal nude is fully the equal of the French master.

These and other recent findings suggest there is no clear energy or magnetic flux threshold for the substorm initiation, and one rather should look for some time constant of the magnetotail system.

Get out of your fortification and look for some time extensions if you want to have a chance to score more points.